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Mc-n-turiit-il i,f till! -pi :ii I am i fi.r a ii-w r Wi-aklaiul and i.i y u ii.-t-l !!ii- wt-i-k l'!.i y ' iii draw tin- n V, .in lav. ; ; I,.- tn-ini. i nsr of a : ; i; a n 1 1 iii I --r oi i! Tin- i.!i.m!. r .!,' dav. u ! ... iia- l..-1-n an . ni iii i -" i.liii i' for . i:im- his il.-jKirttirt-- r to-day. ! ,i i . .i l.-r at t iif I.a :.. - la. S. K. Waa--. i-t ) .t i ly in j iin-d, i.l 1 y i i-cki-d . a-li:iiLrton ciiuti- ,i! ii, -ii'di-rt-d his i.i iliiy Iat, has a:. i vs i.i in- si-nt to ii c iiiiic nii'lii'S in st i-d j ii-t no v and ; ii! ! In- al tlrlf lii'M i..ii.Miinity is tak K --ii-r. of W h i te tow II lllltl ...ii right in on :.g hi- lai in to 1 1 m- Companv, tl I- I l li- e pur- :.im. f Sun; m. -t hi ;!. w ho wa ;,r! for an infract ion of ipj.-ari-d before Judge on M ond t y and w as i and a line of ?i"0. i ,:i toin-rs on W I ne-- ,;i:meli!s for the fol- Co.in.-el. M. D. . I. .I.ii C. Oat.-s and r. Aioi:a Kt.iig.-r-. v ' i u-ed i n the I rial of 1 ..in auain-t James .-. at Wa-hington. a - -r --u I lie signature i- iaiiin-d was not : : . inploy of David - A I I-, i- tn i i i-. a ! Job ii-- i 1 of la-t W eek l.e li :n I di i-iiii-il t o re- ' - i : .n. T hr.-e others ght . . I . f i .t i , !.M t W .IS 1 -rakeman on ii fioin a car i!in and ai . w a- severe taken to his . ri !!;p!.ied by ' i ii, p any have .i f. .i -e era! days hen- by Fridav. i . ; .- ,ua! w l re- o n l'i-.'h. of the Cre--: ai l St. di. of ii -'o,: him w ith : : w a- a i'urtni r '.I'To'l has been i. i-i -ia with a -it! po-i ma-ler-i ; h ti go tin i up to ' l a- ii. ei. ma le. . for the past ix f Prot I. on itary ; -.ni,.-, left fin the V and l is yood !!: d in the Iu- - d i-.-ovi red a new I in Ac of the ser- to ft tuft n-'.ii. 1 he paper T4 t n any silk libn and Lack, lias a 4 -.oivh.-d. f Portage: James t-iw n-hit.. and YV. lu re in their of auditor-, examin- eount y. They ex it the 1st of Feb ,1 ".tia to raise e'4 ii w idow and Ii ve 11. man. who was "-'.i.day morning last . tai-e the fund bv payaliie at the var- i ti t he city, which 'Te-i and the incre- III: ; y as a pension. ' -ii y. tin- tiiislimj. wants ' ! Masting- nomiujted on '''i l'r county treasurer " i-oti that he is "a lirst- 'here can be little doubt '" r Northern Cambria i "i I., i ' '-I.--Ji. -io'. lot,." This will prob mutter and the candidates "f the county may as well John Wilson, who made his escape from th Ofitro county jail in 190 where hi as confined, charged with the murder of Hairy Vat-rhoue. of ISellefonte, has I.. ii located in a western penitentiary, ami when released will have to answer a Ci ntre county court for the crime for which he is indicted. S. YV. Davis, Esq., the new prothono lary. has retained the services of H. H. .Myer.-, E-i.. the etlicientdeputy prothono-t-'.ry under Mr. Darby, for'a fow months until he gi-ts familiar with the workings of the otlice, while Uesrister and Recorder .li.in-s has retained Mr. II. A. Englehart in t he ri-;-ord-i s ollice for the same purpose. - t'o-orire W. Price, employed at P.raden v: !'e as a carpenter, was run down by a train at Sax man's tipple, near L.atro!e, on Thursday evening, and instantly killed. He resided at Johnstown, and had been at work but one day. Deceased was a wid: ower. alniii; 40 yeais of aire, and was a brother of Howard, the adopted son of the late Dr. D. W. Evans, a former resident of Eb.-tishnrii. The man who kicks about accepting worn silver coins w ill do well to familiarize himself with a decision of the United States supreme court rendered last week declaims that silver coins are letral tender as loiitr us they bear the n semblance of the .-oiu. t couie this decision referred only to coins worn by circulation. Mutilated and di-fa- ed coin are not legal tender, even if they are new. Exaggerated reports of the strike ainonsr the coal miners in the mountain district, sent from Johnstown, stale that trto tlmu.-and men are out. The truth of the matter is that there are about eight hundred men on strike, the only men out being tlue of Taylor - McCoy and the M itcheil Coal .v. Coke company at (lallit cin and the men of tin; East End Coal company. They demand an advance of t.-n cents per ten for mining coal. Mr. Henry Hudson, who lives at the corner of Kai'road ami Hudson streets, in the Ninth ward, Johustovn, a veteran railroad eniriiieer, whose active life in rail roading began on the Old Portage in 1"?47, and ho has been in the seiviee of the Peiin-y Ivani.i ince ls.'.s, has been otTduty for Mitne weeks oil account of an attack of rheumatism, but is convalescent. Mr. ilinl-i.ii is 7 i years of aze and is still one of the must trusted engineers on the road. tin Through Creek, Huntingdon coun ty. Pa.. Wednesday, the two sons of Frank Keith, aged seven and live years, respect ively, hatch. were playiiif with a keen edged t. The. elder ordered the younger brother to lie down on thi chopping block, and -aid that he would cut olT the head of the -mailer boy. The coinmaud was obeyc-1. but ju-t as the elder boy had the hate). et - ti tig to give the blow, a neigh bor's gi il ca me on the scene and stopped what might have been a tragedy. - On Tuesday of last week Miss Sadie IVnnebaki-r, f -ruierly of Heed's Oap, Jun iata county, but w ho has been a resident of Pitt-burg. Pa., lor some time past, un derwent au operation at the Presbyterian ho-pila!. in that city, for ttie removal of a tumor. Tli.: operation was succes;.f ully i.i'iKiimeil and a tumor weighing about twenty-!! ve pounds was removed. The patient Mood the operation well, and, al though gie.itly prostrated, great hopes are entertain d for her ultimate recovery. Mcsms. Eng. -iie, and I!. W. Lit.itiger, administrators of the late William Eit-zing.-r, of Eoretto. will offer at public sale at t he si-ji et do m of E. II. Duuegan, Esij., at Augustine, on Saturday, January 1-, at one o'clock r. m., the one un divided one--event h of so acres of land in CU ai lit-;.! tow n-hip, known a- thejjliu Nea-oi acres Cl.-arl. homestead, perches and A iso a farm of Jr.'o allowance, -lluate in underlaid with coal 1.1 to Ii.-hip, at 1 know u as the jauie.- Litzinger farm. - Ala meeting held on Tuesday by the b-tn iMiieii it was found thai Jacob Harsh- berger. tax col lector for Ill ation tow nship. .m i Him i 'iiiiii t v. w as aliout tl.MKi -hurt in hi- accounts. He had collected tin amount and had appropriated it to hi own u-e. The crisis was precipitated by the sheriff advertising his real estate for -ale and t he boiid-meii I hen began to in e-iigate, with the above re-uit. Till! school tax duplieale has not yet been ex amined and it may -how a -till greater shortage. - Tie-poor director- at their lir.-t. meet ing lor tin- year made u.e loliowing ap pointments; Stew ai d, Thomas J. H ughe salary. luaiiui., Mrs. Hughes, il.".o; -oiieiior, Wiliiam Davis, of Ebensburg, 7.". Tin- following phv-icians were ap pointed: For PaLion, Dr. Worrell, 75: John-town. Dr. Taymr, Hou-e ami Eiieii-lmrg. Dr. F. C. Jones, Portage Dr. Miil.-r. ; t.a'.iit.in. Dr. liractley. 7."; Frugality. Dr. ltyron, St.rii.g-. Dr. Somerville, f75 iu. Km i:. jr.'.; Spangier, Dr. II f75: Chest Ha-tings, Itiick. $75. It i- part of the duty ot constables. to adveiti-e the a i. loach i ng election which come- oil on the third Tuesday of lary. The law requires them to put up not less than ten notices at least ten ay- before the ejection. Where there is a ustice ol" the peace to elect a notice of that act i:in-t vjc posted not less than twenty davs before the day of election. In bor oughs or lownsiiips w nere mere is no ii-tabie it becomes the duty of the supei - vi-ors or as-e--ors to uul up tin- notices, though they need but give live instead of ten dav-' notice. Judge Gordon has declared the mining a t ol 1 known a- tin: geneial I. numi nous law, unconstitutional. It was in the i-u-i- ni .Mis. liratt agauisi me l.erwinu- Whit.-Coal Mining company. Her hus band had been killed it was claimed, bv a u.-I.-ct i ve mine elevator, anu me wiuow iaimed ?.".,oii damages. It was contended by the companv that the act was special egi-lation and that it did not designate the boundaries over which termor it bad power, i Ms decision is oi great inieresi to all soft coal miners, as it is claimed it exempts operators irom tin: payment ji dam iiges to i muloyes by reason ot defec tive appliances. lAtltirr al IUHncn Kolibrd. At a late boui on Tu'-sday night or an early hour on Wednesday morning, burg- ars effected an entrance to the po-tollice building at Hastings. After taking all the small change left in the money drawer and a f'-w -tamps that were left outside of the safe, they undertook to tdow the safe open. The safe, however, resisted their efforts and although badly shattered, after the explosion, still remained closed and its corneals are supposed to be undisturbed. At the time our informant left Postmaster Kayloi was unable to get at theinward-ne-s of the safe himself and had lelegraph- ...i r. v, ,.. to come and ouen !t for ru ioi cii e - h i in . It is supposed the burglars were in some milliner frightened away after their uu- f..i ,.i hefore thev had time ld time SI II I Itllt in innke a second. The loss with the ex - cent ion of the ruinatisn of the safe, is small. 'm In llir Sinprfinf on rl .t fitting of the supreme court in Phila b-lpbia on Monday, amoi.K other de cisions handed down was those of Lnlay et al vs Barnes, Common Fleis of Cambria county, judgment reversed and a new ve- ordered, and Gray vs. Pcnn-y'.vaiiia m 1 ft Railroad company. Common rieas u. .u hria county, judgment affirmed. 1 he Lulay ease originated over the title, of i , i : .. i:.,..-. , n,.t,;i n n a .....iit IkH acres ol coal lanu --.i township, nd the Gray case is 1...11.0 Heiith of the late for dam- Caleb A. a 1: i iwi . . Gray, who was killed on the railroad at Hastings, several years ago. Co nimnnlrftMon. Flinton, Pa., Jan., 7, 1?'.G. Ei. Fi:kem as -.Joseph Younkin, of Iowa, is in this part at present looking after his interest. V. J. Chaplin, proprietor of the Alpine hotel, at Flinton, has been employed to superintend the Moshanon No. 3 coal works at that place. Mr. John Hunter is pit boss. Wednesday night the following of ficers were in-tailed in the Flinton grange. Master, John Uicketts; overseer, Austin Flauigan: lecturer, David C. Younkin; chaplin. Mrs. Tillie Strayer. The lodge numbers VC members. A few days ago Mr. Del. Notley bought of I. YV. and P. C. Hates a tract of timber. He has a force ot men at work making and hauling square timber. The report is that he will be able to find enough pine and oak on this land to make about ten rafts of square limber and several million feet ol hemlock logs. Mr. Isaiah Gates has 'eased a steam mill from Mr. liargoo and has located it near where he, Mr. Gates, live and is sawing some nice lumber. Messrs. D. E. Hollen and George Allen Ilicketts, two of Iieade township's high priced teachers, and Mr. Kaufman, one of YY'hitt township's teachers, convened at John Uickett's on Monday night for the purpose of arranging a programme for a joint institute lr be held at Mountaindale the IS iust. Mierlll-H Nairn. Sheriff Coulter has advertised the follow ing real estate to be sold a., sheriff's sale at the court house in Ebensburg on Monday, January 27, IS'.n;. at 1 o'clock, p. m.: The interest of Francis P.radley in a lot of ground in the borough of Eilly, having thereon erected a two-story frame house. The interest of Henry S. Marker in '.' acres ot land in asiiington tow nsinp, having 'hereon erected a two-story plank house and log barn. The interest of Edward J. Everly in a lot of ground in YYashtiigtou township, known as lot No. 15 on Gotlieb Pfeisler's plan of lots in said township. The interest of August Sederhohn and John Hergenholst, let re tenant in a lot of ground in Hastings borough, fronting on Spangler Street. Al-o the interest of Gustave Sedeiholm in a lot or piece of ground in Susquehan na townshiD. The interest of Eliza Long ar.d Andrew- Long in Mi acres and 157 perches, net measure, of land in Susquehanna town- hip, having thereon erected a two-story frame house and frame barn. lorn I liiMtllnle. Th"; following is the programme for the Keade and YYhite township local institute to be held at Mountaindale, Pa., on Jan uary IS, is'.;, to convene at U A. M. 'Sihool Discipline," C. V. Clippinger and Annie Stroup. "Physical Force and Fear as a Factor in Teaching." John E. Irown and S. Luther. "Methods of Teaching Primary Reading," Joe S. Howe and Mary E. Ileatty. AFfKitxnoN -kssion l:.1oto4:3. 'Methods of Teachiug Primary Num bers," W. II. Troxell and Maggie Hosier "How long should a Successful Teacher be Retained in Our School." J. J. Mitchell and C J. Myers. How-shall we procure Good Teachers, how retain them,'' G. W. Ilowman and J. A. Thomas. "P.usy YVork," Rachel Leidy and Rebecca Lovell. Keade Township Siftings." Y C. Van Sl-oyoC. tt-MMlTTKK. Paid rrnnlly. Albert Woodley, the murderer of his in- tetrded w ife. Jennie Pnchanan, was hang ed in 1'ilisiuiia on inur-uay oi la.-i wcck. "I am inn.jcnt" were his last words. On May 7, ls'.il, YY'oodley, w ho had been drink ing for several days, called at th.: home of his sweetheart in Allegheny. After snn.k ing a cigar with her father, he went into the kitchen, where the young woman was preparing a meal. Three minute- at two shots were heard, and when the fath er reached the kitchen he found the couple lying on the floor unconscious, with bullet wounds in their heads. 1 he young woman died in a few minutes, but Woodley recovered. He admitted tlie Killing, and said he was jealous. He always maintain ed that he was drunk when he committed the crime, and therefore not responsible. A ItanirrronM Wonnl. A man giving the name of McIIenry, and his residence Jeannette, wandered itrto tht residence of George Pattv, near Delinont, Westmoreland county, on Sunday, inform ii.g Patty that he had heel, shot by James Thompson, a shoemaker in Delmont. A-ide from the wound which will likely prove fatal, Mc Henry was nearly exhaust ed from cold. Physicians attended and and pronounced Mc Henry's case almost hopeless, the bullet having entered the left breast and lodged i:ithe kidneys. Mc IIenry also claimed that be had been rob b"d. Thompson was arrested, admits the shooting, hut claims it was done in self defense, that McIIenry attacked him with a knife. Thompson's story is discredited. The following marriage licenses were is sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court for two weeks ending Thursday, January '.. ls'.H'.: Robert Gunn and Mary Pattilliot, Car roll township. YVasko Fitchie, Uenscreek. and Annie Kopko, Lilly. YValterA. Constable and Irene Price, John-town. Andrew Cwcfk. Gallitzin, and Francis Stasemska, Altoona. Adam Galla and Margaretta Mathews, I Jen si; reek. David A. Sellers and Margaret Mav I'.oiiner. Gallitzin. (twin Rodgers and Anna Fulmer, Johns town. How ami Wlij It Kalnt. Rain, says the St. Louis ItciiuhlU', is is an accummulation ot tlie tiny particles of the vapor of ihe atmosphere into drops. These drops, first, small sized, attract others of their kind and become drops of uch magnitude that they fall to the earth Iwcause of their weight. There is a limit to the quantity of water w hich the air is capable of ab-orbing dtid retaining as in visable vapor. Warm air is able to hold more than cold air. Hence, w hen the air which is saturated with moisture becomes cold for any reason w hatever it can no longer retain its moisture. A portion must, under such condition, accummulate into drops. These fall to Hie earth in the shape of rain. Ward A K a I n In Tronblf, John YY'ard, w ho is now under bail in the sum of $--!.5u to answer at March court to a charge of cau.-ing the death of Miss Liz zie Dugan of YV it more, by being a party to a criminal operation on the deceased, was arrested at l.ari.esboro, on Friday, by Con stable Witt, of Johnstown, on a warrant charging him with fornication and bas- taidy. The charge is made by Emma Mc Carthy, of Conematigh. Ward entered bail in the sum of t for his appearance at March court to answer to the charge, Messrs. YY H. Liddell and M. C. YYestover going on his bond. The Wnnda In Full of Itafm. The llcruUl of this place says: We understand theie are five Republi can candidates for county treasurer, three for state senator, seven for county commis sioner and six for auditor. Cambria w ill also present a man for congress. The list will be larger in another month too lor there are others about ready to distribute their cards announciui that ihey are ready and willing to serve the dear people in almost any office. Real Estate Trnnarrn. Max Frick to liernhart Campbell, Reade; consideration, $.15. George Haid to YY'illiam Maid, Alle gheny, $1,250. YVilliam Haid to W. YV. Amsbry. Alle gheny, ?7.V.l. Felix Riyely to John U.Morley, assignee. Franklin, etc, $1. George Shaffer to Louisa Ritchey, East Taylor, M. Chest Creek Land & Improvement Co. to Paul H. Biller, Patton, 250. Amanda Mochstein to YVilliam A. Trim ble, Johnstown, 1. J. L. Spangler to Thomas Ott, Hastings, 1. D. A. MeGough to Levi O.Gates, YVhite, 200. Michael Shank to YY'illiam Giles, IJarr, ?5nl. Treasurer Cambria county to John Itaum, Susquehanna, 11. Spurgeon J. YVilliams to Edward J. Luther, Ebensburg, :!(). Levi Luther to E. P. Reed, Carroll. 20. F. D. Saupp to Sisters of Mercy of Lo- retto, SilO. Thomas Abernathy to the Sisters of Mercy, Allegheny, 4tX). Margaret Douglass to Eleanor Melhorn, Allegheny, fl. Peter J. Kerry to YY'illiam K. Berry, YY'ilmore, 350. Edgar O. Fisher to YY'illiam K. Dibert, Johnstown, ),3I0. John C. Sible to Mary F. Robertson, Morrellville, :i,5oi). John Bertram to John Haj, Allegheny, U. Esther Funk to Emma C. Glass. South Fork, 1.2i . Levi Plonse to Thomas Barnes, Sus quehanna, 25. VineciizoGlardino to Teresa Nadea, '00. Esther Funk to Torrence II utter, Croyle, ?1. Eli H. Porch to Susanna Bott, Johns town, i.(NKI. YY'. A. Ambrose to Si-eurity 15. & L. As sociation, Morrellville. 2.Uit. Sarah Shank to Howard Miller, Stony- creek, 525. Charles Von Lunen to Sarah Retnond, Johnstown. $Mi. Administrator of Mary J. Rishan to Martin P. Campbell, Clearfield, 154. Patrick Crillv to YY'. YY'. Amsbry, Alle gheny, f.ViTi. John Resch tol'omgratz YY'iltusing, Pat ton, s.-. Edward Rooney .to Michael J. YY'altz, Gallitzin borough, 1 10. YY'illiam II. Sechler to Robert II. Spend ley, Allegheny. 1. Sebastian Miller to Martha Moryet, Al legheny, 2iV). Joseph Reitter to Sylvester Moryet, Al legheny, fi'iOi). George Hamman to YY'. YY'. Amsbry. Al legheny, 17t$. RiK Fir In Altoona. A (ire w hich started in the cellar of the Central Hotel in Altoona at half past three o'clock on Sunday morning entirely de stroyed that building and also the large two-story brick building al the corner of Tenth avenue and Eleventh street, owned bv G. F. Streit. One fireman, John Hous man. a meinl-r of the Pennsylvania rail road's company, and foreman of the bolt shop, was killed by a falling wall, and Johu YY'arehain, another member of the same company, had his collar lioue brok en. On the Central Hotel the loss on property and furniture, owned by A. (. Sink, will amount o I5.io. The Slieit block is damaged to the extent of 15.om, ami the tenants of this block, Besant it 111 nnamin, wholesale grocers, lose 20,1X10: Jann-s Chambeiiin, Hour and feed, 10,io, and Prutzman .v Rtidisill, wood and Ail low ware, 25,ono. On the entire loss there is an insurance of one-third. Housman's head was crushed, his neck was broken and his body was burned all over. He was killed at ' A. M., and his body was not recovered from the ruins until 3 o'clock on Monday afternoon. Two other firemen escaped with flight cuts. The lire originated in the cellar of the hotel, and spread with alarming rapidity, tin: guests having barely time to escape. Some who did not hear the first alarm were compelled to (lee into the streets in their nigh clothing, and some were res cued from the burning building by tlie firemen, who carried them dowr. ladders. None of the guesls saved a particle of their belongings, and several actors and actresses who had hern stopping there lost their wardrobes. The weather was below zero, and a strong wind blowing at the time. I rnhfd to Heath. Frank McGonigle, au assistant foreman at Cambria blast furnace No. 1, at Johns town, and Albert Rager, one of the Cam bria brakeman, were killed at No. 1 fur nace at an early hour on Monday morning by an iron wheel barrow falling about ninety feet and crushing them. The accident occurred aboul2:40o"elock. A Hungarian had dropped a lot of ore into the barrow ami was in the act of returning to the hoist. On account of the steam blowing all about he did not see that the cage was not in its place, and pushed the wheelbarrow, which weighs about i'iIO pounds, off the floor. McGonigle was in the act of taking cin der off the track at the bottom and Rager was standing al his side, waiting to take his train through the place. The wheelbrrow struck McGonigle on the head, rendering him unconscious, and buried Rager beneath it and its contents. The former was carried to one of the of fices, where he died about 3 o'clock. Rager was not found until shortly after 3 o'clock, when one of the Hungarians removed the w heelbarrow. McGonigle was 34 years of age and leaves a wife and four mall children. liager was 30 years of age and is survived by a wife and two small children. ew llflirsra siworss In. On nionday, at lu o'clock, court met with JmlKf I'.arktT on the bench and the oath of ollit e was adminitered to the recently fleeted county ofllcials. ("oIkiicI S. W. Davis was sworn la as Prothonotary to succeed James C. Darby, Esij. He filed a bond in the sum of JC,(t with Thomas Davis. F. II. I'.arker. Web ster Crillith and John Owens as bondsmen. F. 11. Jones, who succeeds D. A. Mc Cough, Ksq., as KcRister and Reconler, tiled a bond in the sum of ;tt,s:n.33K wltb D. J. Jones, W. W. Walters, Campbell Kohison. Janus Moore and C. C. Smith as bondsmen. 11. S. Murphy succeeded himelf as Dis trict Attorney. No bond required. F. S. Livingston, who succeeded ueorpe K.Martin as Coroner, tiled a bond In the sum of 'i.'J.ki, with J. II. Livingston and J. S. Yoder as bondsmen. S. Ii. I-'etterman, who succeeds himself as County Surveyor, filed a bond in tbe sum of fiSrtWtr. Klllew at Rsanrrssk. Frank I'ayne, a contractor, who was do inir some work on the Pennsylvania rail road between Sonman and Portage, was struck by a train pn Saturday evening and instantly killed. Payne was walking through the deep cut at Henscreek looking after some tools, and on account of the lu clement weather, had the cape of his over coat drawn up over his head. He stepped out of the road of an approaching train, and fai ling to see one on the oiher track, he stepped directly In front of it, and was struck, having both legs crushed and hi3 his skull snlit open. He was about SO years age and was a resident of St. John, X. F. His remains were interred in San -dyvale cemetery at Johnstown on Monday morning. If you have any dealings In the banks remember that days of grace are no longer available. niwcllaaroai Hotter. riHtSTER Whit Hoes, roll blooded stock, can KJ be purchased at tbe Blair House. 1.3 Vti.3i T?UKS WANTED. r i Hiehest prices paid for all klndf ot Kurt. Brlmc them to OEU. 1. t KEPKKfl'KS, Nor. 1, 18U5. EbenRburg. Ta TT ANTED. A Keneral representative la tbls lV county to ontantze local boards tor tbe Artisans' Savlnns and Lots Association. Ad dress VI Klltb Ave.. Pittsburg. Pa. meb'i fANTEll A reliable man to represent a loan loaned tn sums of flou to f lu.otio. Kor particulars apply to V. M. DAVIS, Cealyort, r"a. mcbWlL THE Khensbnrar Kulldlna: fc Lrfan Association L will otter for sale at the council rbtmlwr, Kb-cDsbui-K, on the !ourtb Monday In Itecember, l.ooo.ou. THUS. DAVIS, L.K9TKR L.4Kimcr, Secretary. President. HANDSOME Calendar lor 18U6 Free lor the Asklnir. We want to send one oi our prettv Calendars to every home In Central Pennsylvania. II you will send us your name and address on a postal card you will receive one. postaice prepaid, ly return mall. - WM. r.O&BLEk(H)., Jan. 3. Altoona. Pa. AT THE OLD RELIABLE. Everybody, and especially tbe ovster-lovlnir people ot Eliensburg. are Invited to sail at Kol.u SlcKreen's Old Kellable Kuslaurant. when they wnt Kood, fresh Oysters, by the pint, quart or trallon Or you can have them Stewed or Pried, all at tbe lowest prloe. Fresh Oysters every day. ociUil A CHANCE for you to save 20 cents on the dol lar. The last two weeks ol warm weatber has lelt us stick wltb a lot ol Sleiicb Hells and Slelti Kol.es on hand. We are nut icofnit to car ry tbem over if a t.lic reduction In price will sail them, as we need tbe room and money lor other lines ol Koods. So you can save 'M cents on the dollar by buylnic now. Also a lance lot ol Carpet Sweepers bouicbt lor the holiday trade lelt on hand. We have reduced the price fn.in $.1 down to fiiO as Ionic as tbe preset lot lasts. Trey are the best quality, made all from fancy and roatlv woods. Also one Swelled Body and one Port land Meiv-n at reduced price. 1.3.U631 (1. HUNTLEY. VISIT Street tiii: Restaurant Julian Bill of Fare Tbls Week: Chicken and Oysters In every style. Ham and Coffee. Bread and Butter. Served every day and nlxht until 10 o'clock. Polite waiter. Brioic tbe ladies. Ice Creain and Oysters by tbe icallon ran he had at any time by notilylnic us two days In ad vance JAMES H. (IAN I'. Nov. 1. 15. NOTICE. State of Pennsylvania, County of Cambria. Tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania To Aicnes ZerD. widow, renl.lio at Carrulltown; Ann Christina Zern.resldinic In Carroll town- snip; Catharine trlttmauer. residing In Carroll township; Margaret Strittmatter. re siding In Carroll township; Elizabeth Hoov er, residing In Cambria township: Tresa rxoei. residing- In Cambria township; James Zern, residimc In Allegheny City; Annie Mannion, residing In Allegheny townnhlp; ChristtLa Zern. residing at Carrulltown. Ma tilda Leonard, resldsog at Altoona. Blair county; Eilxabelh Burk. residing at Hat tings: Ada Chatham, residing at Altoona. Pa.; Emma Zero, residing at Carrolltuwn; Henry Zero, whose whereabouts are un known: belrs and legal representatives ot You are hereby cited tn be and appear before tbe Judges of our Orphans Court at Ebensbunc. In and lor said county, on the Tih day oi Janu ary next, tbea and ti.ere to sbow cause. If any you bave. why an order of sale should not be granted to the executors ol Jacob Zero to make sale ol the real estate ol said decedent. Herein fail not. WITNESS tbe Honorable A.V. I Barker, President Judge of o-ir said Orphans Court, at Ebensbunc, this 6th day ot January. A. 1. ltw. F. B. JOMES. Clerk O. C. Notice to be given by tbe Sheriff to non-resident parties in Iterest by publication In tbe Johnstown Tribune and Cambhia. f kbkman tor three successive weeks prior to the Argument Court, and by mailinK a copy of tbe paper con taining sucb notice to all such LcL-iesloeet parties in Interest whose whereabouts are known or can be ascertained. 1. VV.UtiUL.TEK. "Sheriff. Sheriffs office, Ebensburg, I'a., Jan. In, 1&4 3t. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. In the Court of Common Pleas of Cambti coun ty. March Terra. 8W5, No. 137. LIBEL. IN l)lOKi:E. BE I.L. McCOKMICK. by her next friend. WtPlatn Klinsmin, vs. UEUKii E W. McCOKMICK. And now. to wit. tbe ttih day of December, A. I) 1&5. on motion ol M. B. Stepben. E'n . at torney lor libellant. THOM AS J . 1I EL.L,. Esq.. appoi'nted Commissioner to take testimony aud reiiort tbe same to Court. BY THE COt'KT. Notice i hereby given that I will sit lor the purxiose of tbe above appol ntment at my office. Kom No. -.Alma Hs II. Main street, tn the -ity ot luhnstown.nn 1H UKSDAY. TH E X1KD DAV OF JAISUAKY, 1896 .when and where all per sons interested may attend It they see proer. THOMAS J. 1TEL.L.. Commissioner. Johnstown, I'a., lec. 20. ls'.iV (1.3 f COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. tl!sTA E U1EOH1 y No. 8;7j June EMOKV A. LEWIS. J Term 1.1 BEL IN DI VOUCH. Having on motion ol John M. Kose. Esq. at- missloner to take testimony and suggest a decree I gyery knOWn prOUUCt OI petrOl In the above staled case, notice is hereby given I ' . . that I wl II sit lor the puriH.se ot said appoint ment at my office. Koora No. 1. Alma Hall. Johnstown. Pa.. KKIDAY. THE24TH DAY OF J AMTAKY. A. D. lHy, at 10 o'clock, a. m. when and where all parlies Interested may attend if they see proper. JAMES M.WaLTEK:?. Jan. S, 18-J6 3t. tJommiffloner. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. In the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun ty.Mo. 4. Dec. Term. A. D. lHu. Mary i. Magellan, by her next friend. Michael Mc ann. vs. S. J. Magehan. I.lbel in Divorce. Having, on motion l Horace K. Kose, Esi.. attorney tor W. J. Mae.ian. been appointed Commissioner to take testimony and suggest a dcerte in tbe above stated case, notice Is hereby given that I will sit 'or the purpose ol said ap pointment at my office In Wooll's Block. Johns town. Pa., on THURSDAY, J ANU A K Y fflKil, at 10 o'clock, a. it., when and where all parties Interested may attend tl they see proper. JAMES B. O'CIINNOK. Jan. 3, 1S!I8. Commissioner. NOTICE Notice Is hereby civen that tbe followlua ac counts have been bled In the Court ol tkimmon Pleas In and lor the county ol Cambria and will be conbrnied by the said Court 03 the Kill' KTH MOM DAY OK JAM'AKY, lbua, unless cause be shown to tbe contrary: First and hnal account of S. A. Weimer. as -Hunee ol W . B. Osborn and wile. Plrst and final account ol Oeo. W. Stutiman, ASsiKnee ol Eliza Hickwortb. J.C. DAKBY, Jan. 3, 1594. Prothonotary. EXECUTORS' NOTICE Letters testamentary bavins: been granted to the understicned In the estate ot Peter S tolls late ol Barr township. Cambria county, deceased, no tice Is hereby given to all those indebted to said estate to make Immediate payment, and those having claims attains t tbe same will present tbem properly authenticated tor settlement. BARBARA STOI-TZ NICHOLAS LAMHMUUN, F. A. Saon akkb. Executors. Attorney. Jan. 10, 181. STRAY NOTICE Came in the residence of the subscriber In Portaxe township, on or about December 1st, 18uS. one lame wbi'e cow with reddish ears about 6) ears old. with no marks, ine owner is re quested to come lorward. prove property, pay chances and take ner away, otherwise she will be disposed ol accord m to law. J .,MES Portaire Twb.. Jan. S. 189.. THE SXJN The first of Amerh-an Newspapers. CHARLES A. DANA, Editor. The American Constitution, the Ameri can Idea, the American Spir't. These tirst, last and all the time, forever. Daily, by mail Daily and Sunday, by mail. ..$' a year, a year. The Sunday Sun Is the greatest Sunday News paper in the world. Trice, 5c. a copy. By mail. t2 a year. Address THE SUN. New York. n n OILS! OILS! The Atlantic ReGning Co., of Pittchnrtr Pa mnkft a RiiPfMMliV - e - 1 J I of manufacturing for the domes- tic trade the finest brands of Illuminating and Lubricating Oils? Naphtha and Gasoline That can be MADE FROM PETROLEUM. We challenge comparison with known product T n 1 A 1 eum. ii you wisn tne Most : Uninnly : Satisfactory : OAs in the market ask for ours. ATLANTIC REFINING CO., PlTlSBUKt DEPT.. PlTTSBUKtl, PA. K-tl8.8ly. 8. L. KID. XATZIOT tKADK. REED & READE, Attorneys at 1 LBENSBt'Kil. - -M-Otflce on Centre street. PENNA. 93 KITTELL & LITTLE, iVllOI I1.V 111 J-Jil 4 EBENSBUKtl, PA. -OIH'e In Obera House. T. W. DICK. ATTOKNEY-AT-1.AW, EBBXHBt'RM. PiSK'A -Spectal attention to ftiven claims for Pen sion Bounty, etc. cm- -w-u J. McKENRICK, iTTosxiT aud mt'ssiuoi at Law. EBfcriSBCKli. - PA sy-Offlce on Centre street. H. II. MYERS. ATTORNEY -A T-I.AW Ebbbsbubb. Pa. Omce In Collonade Kow. on Centrt. street. DONALD E. DUFTON, ATTOKN ET-AT-LA W. EBBNBBCR0, PBMBa. 0Ttinos In Opera House. Center street. Policies written at short noice in the IVL-LS ItbLinilkb I s i' And elbsr Flrat CI am a I'ompsnlfi. t. w. dice:, ffiCNT FOR THE OLD HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COJl'l. COMMENCED BUSINESS 1794. Ebensonra.Jmy l. lssx. Choice Plants ani Cut Flowirs. Ineral Itarim at Short Kotiitr. ADOI.PII STAIII, NO. AXS MAIN STREET, Johsstows, Pa, THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR GALLITZIN. Fall and AVe are now displaying the lanrest stock of Best-Made Fall and j Winter Clothing1, Overcoats, and Cambria county. Our line of Overcoats is immense. We sell well-made and per fect-fitting Clothing as low if not We have all sizes to fit the small no matter whether you are short All we ask is for you to examine and you will be convinced that the buy Clothing is at C. A. Sharbaugh'S, CARROLLIWYN, PA. FOIt Gc to OUINN'S, 134 anfl You will fuul there the Greatest Yarietv. Fur Capes Redueed in Price. JOHN PFISTER, nr. Ai.F R i.n mm MERCHANDISE, Bardwars. QaceEsware, MADE-UP CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES AND PROVISION, VEUFTABLEN IX KEAKOST, iuKrs arrc;.. OPPOSITE MCnON HOTEL, CRESSON, PA. maM-20Iy IMlI3TKAThIX WIITU'E. letters nl aJn.inlslraiiun In the estate ol P. K. Krasn. late t Elnsbors: oortuh. amnria county, deceased, havinir been irraniei to the nnilersleneT. notice Is 'icre'iT aiveo mat an iitr sunsons imieb'ol w sai.i estate are reiucte1 to make Itnmetllatn larmeot. anil Ihwe haTtnie claims axaint the saaie "rill ie?ent them duly authenticated lor settlement MATII.1 BKIIWN. Administratrix ol P. K. Brown, deceased. Ebenshurtc.Pa.. Nov. . 18W5. ELECTION NOTICE. Notice Is herehy elren that an election nt IM TKMom ol the Prute-tloo Motual Fire Insurance llomidiny ol Cimhrii t-vunty will he held at tbe cmre ol the ::eeretsrr In El-en-hum , Pa., on Mii.MiAY. JAM'AKY II. between tbe boars ol lu a. -. and 2 r. at. T. W. II"K. Hee. 13, Secretary. ! Winter. Gents Furnishings and Shoes in lower than anyone in the State. bey as well as the largest man, or tall, lean or fat, we can fit you. our goods and learn our prices, best place in Cambria county to 136 Clinton St., Jcnnstown. J AMES PIM PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Schedule in eDect November 17. IWi. j BAST. ! Seashore Express, week dys lyiia 2S a m iv 6V a m Altoona A nr. annotation, week days.. Mam I. Ine Exuretis. daily Altoona Express, daily .. 1 10 p m Iiarrihttix AMnaawiiiiui, nnays only i n. p m Mall Express, dallr 5 17pm Philadelphia Express. daily. tllpm assr. .1 oh n Ft own Accommodation, week days.. 8 14am PaclOc Expres, daily.... ?7 a m W ay i'asenj(er. dally.. .. .... I pn Mall Train, daily . tWpai Ksst I-lne, dally 8 -J p. m Johnstown Accommodation, week days lupa EtMatsat-r Rrsnrh. Trains leave Elnft.ur; as follows: 7.20 and 3.30 p. m. and arrive at reSiWn at 7. a, m. and 4.n6p.m. Lea re t'resson at a. m and 6.36 p. m.. and arrive at enstnr; ai iu.iw a. m.. and 6 10 p. m. 4 r atwd 'le-arHl4. Ieave Irvona at s.46 a. m. and 3 lu p. m. arriT. Ina-at Creson at s 06 a m. and 4,10 p. m. Leav t'resson :6 a. m. and 5 30 p. m.. arrivlns; at Ir vona at 10.66 a m. and 6.60 p. m. Kor rate, saapsi. etc.. rail on ajrent or address Thw. E. Watt. P. A. W. 110 Kltth Ave., Pituhnrs. Pa. S. M. PKEVOST, J. K. WMI. Ueneral Manager. Oeneral Muuvr. EteiuturE Fire Insurance Jpcj T. "V. DICK, General Insurance Aent. EBENSBURG . .fly fip-ht mf. Tait's P A HPla'n STl"n:,r'0 ,l,rn,s of ,,,? uUl4LlC.iB H-t.-il:rii-on. p-ntIoDien.- -rof-ssr. ia a llv with eiuiit jtv fati"!. Kor example:" "Iwik A)ie front IhmicIi. lrtke id a oiau oia the Lack u'at&. - i r3 ir
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